Katja Keller
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Katja Keller’s research lies at the compelling intersection of neurorehabilitation, psychology, and human performance, with a particular focus on the elusive yet powerful state of “flow.” Her most cited work, a 2021 systematic review titled “Getting into a ‘Flow’ state: a systematic review of flow experience in neurological diseases,” has garnered 46 citations and stands as a foundational contribution to the field. In this paper, Keller meticulously synthesizes evidence on how individuals with neurological conditions—such as stroke or Parkinson’s disease—experience flow during rehabilitation. She argues that achieving this state of deep immersion can significantly enhance functional outcomes, motivation, and adherence to therapy. By bridging positive psychology with clinical neuroscience, Keller has opened new pathways for designing more engaging, patient-centered interventions. Her work not only advances theoretical understanding but also offers practical insights for clinicians seeking to optimize recovery. Through her rigorous, systematic approach, Katja Keller is shaping how we think about the role of subjective experience in neurological rehabilitation, making her a notable voice in this emerging and impactful area of research.
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